why you’ll love happi decaf

Decaf should still feel like coffee worth savoring—and Happi Decaf proves it. This single-origin medium roast is crafted from beans grown at high altitudes, then decaffeinated using the Swiss Water® Process—a 100% chemical-free method that preserves the bean’s natural sweetness and smooth, nutty character.

Because it’s roasted to order, you get coffee that tastes fresh and vibrant, without the flat or papery notes common in store-shelf decaf. Whole bean drinkers can grind to their perfect size for drip, French press, or even espresso, while ground coffee fans get a consistent medium grind that’s ready to brew.

Unlike traditional decaf methods that rely on harsh solvents, the Swiss Water® Process uses only water, temperature, and time to gently remove caffeine—keeping the flavor intact. The result is a mellow, balanced cup you can enjoy morning, noon, or night, without compromise.

For the best flavor, brew within two weeks of opening and store in an airtight container. Want an extra-smooth cup? Try a slightly lower water temperature—around 195°F—to bring out the sweeter notes without over-extracting.

happi decaf FAQs

How is the caffeine removed?

We use the Swiss Water® Process—an all-water, chemical-free method that gently removes 99.9% of caffeine while safeguarding flavor. That means less than 3 mg of caffeine per 8-oz cup—about 20× less than a standard caffeinated brew—so you can enjoy all the taste without the buzz.

What does Happi Decaf taste like?

Expect a smooth medium-roast body with notes of milk chocolate, toasted hazelnut, and a hint of caramel—comforting and mellow, just like our regular Brazil, but without the caffeine kick.

How should I store my decaf coffee to keep it fresh?

Keep your Happi Decaf in its original one-way-valve bag, sealed tight, and store it in a cool, dark place—never in the fridge or freezer. Whole bean will stay fresh for weeks; ground coffee is best enjoyed within 1–2 weeks for peak flavor.

Which brew methods bring out its best flavor?

Happi Decaf shines in auto-drip, pour-over, French press, and AeroPress. For espresso, use a finer grind and a 1:2 brew ratio to bring out its chocolate sweetness and creamy mouthfeel.

Does your decaf taste different from Happi Brazil?

Roast profile and bean quality are matched, so flavor is nearly identical—smooth, chocolaty, and nutty—just without the caffeine buzz.